The Department of Energy, Mines, and Resources now requires access to fuel usage data from mining entities operating in the Yukon. The Department of Energy, Mines and Resources and the Department of Finance will enter into an Information Sharing Agreement which will enable the Department of Finance to use a Secure File Transfer to electronically transfer the data to the designated Senior Energy Planner and the Manager of the Low Carbon Transition Unit of the Energy Branch of the Department of Energy, Mines and Resources. This data has been identified as necessary to fulfill legal requirements, of monitoring the mining sector's progress toward achieving the legislated greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction target, as directed by the Clean Energy Act section 5.01.

The Yukon Government (YG) eServices is implementing Envoke, a new email communication platform. Wildlife Viewing (WV) will have a subaccount on Envoke through eServices, which will be used to distribute newsletters to interested members of the public.
Envoke is a Canadian owned and operated company that specializes in working with communication professionals. Envoke focuses on facilitating effective and compliant communication. All client data is maintained on servers in Canada and service support is provided from within Canada as well. The WV will have a subaccount with Envoke for the purpose of sharing information about the WV program through an electronic newsletter. It will distribute the newsletter on a monthly or bi-monthly basis, depending on the season (the higher frequency will be during the busy programming season, April-August). The newsletter may be used to promote upcoming events, recap past events, provide educational content through fun an informative trivia and/or articles and share wildlife news from the Department of Environment.

This initiative is for the production of Yukon Health Care Insurance Plan (“YHCIP”) cards issued by the Yukon Government Department of Health and Social Services (“HSS”). The YHCIP Cards will be produced at a third-party contractor facility named Giesecke+Devrient (“G+D”), operating as Veridos, (“the Vendor”) located in Markham, Ontario, Canada. The Vendor is the service provider contracted to print the YHCIP Cards on behalf of HSS. The Vendor will only take over the physical printing (production) of the YHCIP Cards. The authority and processes by which HSS approves the issuance of YHCIP Cards to individuals will remain unchanged. The Vendor will replace the paper-based card printing technology currently used by HSS. Current security standards across North America are for laser-engraved polycarbonate YHCIP Cards, which the Vendor was contracted to produce. By partnering with the Vendor, the Yukon government aims to establish a reliable, high-security card printing service with the aim to improve the security, integrity, and overall quality of Yukon government-issued credentials.

The Student Safety Program guides staff in protecting students from harm by adults, and in responding to incidents. The program aims to prevent and provide timely response to harm on students by adults during school and school-related activities.

This initiative includes the following policy and related procedures, reporting forms, and guidance:

• Student Protection Policy

• Procedures for Preventing and Responding to Harm by Adults

• Preventing and Responding to Harm Reporting Form

• Yukon School Post-Incident Communications Guidance